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Limit November 19.
Convenient Daily Trains Good Roalbed
Unsurpassed Sccnery
TICKET OFFICE, COLUMBIA AND SECOND
C. W. MELD RUM
City Passenger and Ticket Agent
SHOE HOSPITAL
Repairing while you wait. Heat equipment means beat work.
We charge no more than other*.
Model Shoe Hospital, I Klein's Shoe Hospital,
' 217 Jam«i Street.
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L. O. HKNDRICKH, Prop. Office Phone Hal. 475; Res.. Ilul. 974
Salmon Bay Wood Co.
Wood and Coal.
Full Weight and Mesaure. At Sllmson'a Mill., Seattle, Wash.
We carry a large and complete line of Heating
Stoves to select from.
$1.00 and Up
BALLARD HARDWARE. Phone Ballard 19.
OLD VETERAN'S STAND TOYS! TOYS! TOYSI
Big Assortment. llphl Prices. Come and Bee.
, 633. Ballard Av.
cm no the cub
OLUUr REPORTER
RAIN MAY HURT
W.'S CHANGES
SATURDAY
tn the opinion of a number of ei
perta. a Waahlngton victory on r>en
ay field Saturday In the irame with
the I'nlveralty of Oregon 'depend*
upon weather and flalo condition*,
the advantage being greatly with
the aouthernera In the event the
grounda are muddy and there la a
downpour.
The "W" team haa been greatly
haitijiered In practice during the
paat two w«<«ka. with the reault that
there la a large aired aour ball float
lag around In Intereated rlrrN. and
a fear la prevalent that unleaa
weather ooudttlona chaug<\ the Ore
gon Varalty may partly even up the
score of four atralght defeata by
copping the game.
Thla la not to be umfc-ratood that
hope la abaudoned. or anything like
that. t'nder normal condltlona
W'aahliiKton ahould play clrclea
around the vlaltora. and comparing
the acorea made again at the aawr
opponenta, Waahlngton will win on
form eighty waya. Rain and a wet
field will reduce U to at leaat torty
waya. and Urea aome.
For the flrat time In aevcral daya
Why Hurt Cyclone's Feelings, Scoop?
the Varally »<iuad got In aornv
n<rluimtige practice Inat evening,
and went through their pacea wall
with "Bud" Young at the helm.
SOUTHERN YACHT
CLUBS MAY JOIN
ASSOCIATION
Miller Freeman, of Seattle. P A
Perklua, of TacH.ina, and Klwood
VVllaa. of Portland, will l«»ava abort
ty for Han PYanclgco to r»|ri'l>*t
(ha Pacific International Power
Hoat Aaaoclatlun at th«> conference
of Pacific Co*al yacht a mm. en 1 led
for the pttrpow of msklng plana for
an International regatta In Kan
HYanclgco during the 1916 eapoal
tlon.
Theae gentlemen wlil bear an In
vitation to all California yacbt club*
to armiata with Ibe Powar lloat
aaaociatlon and lo ont mltf a Cali
fornia chapter, thua broadeolag tha
■cop« of llw naaoctatlua over tha
vuiirti Pacific Coast.
SPORTS
AT TMt
YMCA
C. W. Amaa waa taking a whack
at basket hall main Monday night.
Having laid off for aevoral yearn. ha
had difficulty In locating ttio bas
ket but he thlnka wllh a Utile prac
tice bo will bo back to form again.
Cvary tima tha Education claaa
playa "nigger baby" tho bunch pick
Maggie Hood for an oaay thing and
nine tlmo* out of ion ha g"«w< down.
The followa nay In shooting at
Rood thoy havo plenty of leeway op
and down, but very little aide way a
In (act It la llko shooting at a
lino.
Paul Haudopohl and Bob Oamua
are now member* of the t<oadora'
class. Ik.th are good won and will
add much to tho socemM of tho
claaa.
Mr. Wm. H. Liwit g»v* a talk
to lb« rta*» M <n4a> night
Mr «■a at one tl»» wri
cloeely umicl*lml with the athlctlca
of tha aaaurlatl»a. managed tha
iMUt.baJ! baahelbatl aa.l football
tnamn in the early daya. Ha la atlll
an etfe hnalaat o»er athl#»lca, plar
In* tsaala and golf, and u la said
that he atlll playa football.
IA tha leader*' conteat Monday
night Nuaader a (ranch won the ZV
yard daah by a acore of 4 to I while
Price aud hla Indian* *<>n the baa
keiball team* 7 to 4. In the score
on «4end«nce Neander made a icaln
of ele*en. The total acore now
standa, Prlcs 421, Neander 497.
JONES IS AFTER
"A" CLASSIFICATION
FOR N. W. LEAGUE
* MILWAUKEE. Nov. t2.— *
* •aaaball man from all corners *
* of tha country met here today *
A for tha annual convention of A
* the National Association of A
* Minor Leagues. Fielder Jonas A
* of Portland, preaident of the *
* Northwestern league, announc- *
* ad hla determination to de- *
* mand that the claaaification of A
A hla organization by changed to *
A elaea A. A
* Moat of today's session wss A
* devoted to the report of Sac- *
A retary Farrsll. This report A
A showed thst the association A
A waa composed of 47 minor *
A leaguea. The amounta recelv- A
* ed by the aaaoclation for draft- A
* ad players Including money re- A
; * funded by the association on A
|* disallowed drafts follow: A
I* From the National league, *
) * $43,400; American league, A
A $60,100. *
I A The meeting la attended by A
. * 200 baaeball managers, mag A
A natea and newspaper men. A
|A A
A A
j*AAAAA****AAAAAAA
OFF THE WIRE
YALE'S GOOD RECORD
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 220
football games played from* 18*4 to
1892 Vale waa defeated bat 15 times,
and In the name games scored 9.211
points, ns against 479 for her oppo
nents, Is tbo statement Issued here
today by a college statistician who
has been delving Into ancient his
tory.
JAPANESE DEFEATED
NEW YORK, Nov. 13.—Yamsda,
the Japanese cue wizard, was easily
defeated here last nicht In the 11.2
balk lino championship tournament
by Calvin Demurest of Chicago,
who beat him 500 to 2SO points In
30 Innings of play. George Hutton
of Chicago beat A! Taylor of Mil
waukee to 201, play lasting 24
innings.
OLDFIELD BREAKS RECORD
SAN JOSE, Cat., Nov. 13.—Drlv-
In* hla 300 horsepower car on a cir
cular dirt track here yesterday,
Harney Oldfleld covered the mllo
In 47 .1-5 seconds, which Is believed
to be a new world'* mark, but the
time la unofficial on account of the
absence of an electrical timing de
vice.
THE STAK—WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 13, 1912.
JOE BAYLEY TO
BOX HERE ON
NOV. 22
JOK BAYLIV,
Lightweight Champion of Canada.
One of three Seattle boier* will
be alerted to go against Joa ltayley.
tho lightweight champion of Can
*da. at tha Dreamland rink on No
vi-mbwr XI The triumvirate la
oowpoaad of Mickey O'llrlen,
IJunay O'ltrtcn and Kddie Hhannnn
flay ley. who r»»s* to fame In Can
ada by M* decisive victories over
Hilly Allen and I'at Until, ha* de
cided to Invade Meal!la and sea
what ha can clean np over the
short bout runt*, and tho b-glng
talent of Seattle. In hi* weighty la
collectively amloas to aea t|H> C*»
idlaa color* lowerad, and w<flrl4
nallr anitoos to be tha ona to do It
The three boxers mentioned are
considered to ba tba beat In the
clans Seattle ha* on tap and tha
promoters of the lirearnland show
will |*tar decide which of tha three
they will sand against iiaylrr
Danes it Dmwlill •"
!Jnol«-nm«. 4«e. 411 Piko at
Modern Ftornlturs CO.
AHUtIISINT*
• ■ ■ ■ *—■ * 1 » 1 *■*
SEATTLE THEATRE
rti«M Main 41. I
TONKIMT. AM. WKKK
Mats. Thursday, Katurday. Hunday
~TMK I* THB ttlr
A a..* en
QtyKiusft
Kt«r*«flw Klamt
and
AdrteaM Antaidt
OTHKS SIU ONI'IIKIK ICTH
«—4HM HK. *I*l.l %N AlT*—-d
MI'MIAL CHIMDKKNg MATINKK
SATURDAY
A taatr«lf W ill >« lil.ra A war.
The PANTAGES
Mallaee Dally Tiriw Rlfktlr
THIS riVH IMKIHI
I'rrinkr Maalnl Tr»a»i.
IIAI.KAI* WtR KinrtHKS
l»c aad It«.
Today'* Snappy Styles
Today. Tailoring
fj amm The favorites with Man
14 m bBI I I fla I and Young Man who de-
Jm Jm Cl] | I sßji I Wt mand thalr money's
worth in Clothing.
Populsr-Prlcsd Suits In
CREDIT fZ
policy tnnkes It posaihle ( I
roi- you to aelert your lutritt na lAhmH'
clothing now and pay >* M, I """a VS*"
the bill later-open an Sacond Avo., N*>rti-Union St
account tomorrow. <0 f "Seattle's Reliable Credit Houss"
DUG BUYS TWO
YOUNG HURLERS
FROM C MACK
WU«n the Heattlo (iianta line out
fur early praitlre licit year, Oip«"
• ltd itarry, (wo younff twlrter* pur
rhaaed In Milwaukee yealerday by
11>. K Diitfdate from f'onnln Mark >>t
ib* Philadelphia Athletic*. will ho
among lhow pii-hi'iil. ('minil- Ma> k.
who la atimo Judge of twirling tlui
tier, aaaun-a I>ug that both of the
lad* hav.< the aiuff In them, and
that they <an Impart It to the pill,
and atatea lhat bla only reaaon for
I aolllng Utetn la the fact that bla
i pit- hlng aquad ta already to', heavy,
and that ho will not have the time
to develop tba two youngatera.
I Mark aaw the two burlem at work
[ Hevoral week* ago, and they took
bla eye. and he rloaed for ibeui on
! tb« apot. later de< tdlng thai he
' could do neither hlmaelf nor them
( full ]tiatl< o by keeping them on hla
I ntaff Me predleia that when the
•-ornera are smoothed off I hem. that
<llp« and Barry will compare favor
ably with minor league twlrlera,
and lhat It may be up to tat* to <1a
: >elop another Hill Jamea from one
! of tlui to.
HAS FIRST BALL
HURLED IN WORLD'S
SERIES BY MATTY
* BCRKELKY, Cat, No*. 11— *
* Bill Forkar, pitcher of the Unl- •
* varsity af CsMferma baseball *
* nine, I* In poaa«s*lon today of *
* ■ rolls that ho prlre* greatly. *
* It lo the first ball pitched *
* during the world*' eorleo *
* gamee by the groat Christy *
* Mathowoon, and on the covor *
* tho famauo twlrler ha* In- *
* ocrtbed hlo name. Forkor and *
* Mathew**n aro old friend*. *
* *
WOLF IS LATEST
AUTO VICTIM
DULUTM. Minn., Nor. IS.—All
previa** stories of automobll* ad
ventura am discounted by that uf
Mr and Mr* T. tl Krerker. l>»wt«
Anderson and Warren Cain, who
wr-re driving ftom Ihiluth to Pike
IjUi. when they saw a wolf In the
road ahead
It was nlgbl and tha animal at
first appeared bewildered by the
strong light thrown ahead Quickly
recovering ha started to rua
straight forward. The mad being
wide and amooth. Tain also turned
In tha same dlractloa and struck
tha wolf fairly.
< O! |» i nr IBM IIK mm* BHIf
Ukst.l* IlllliMO 4«I|UM r—mvm IM
rauu rke** I* set|> m* IHvm-' uuliUos.
I . r» «»ewn «f K W i.hoVB Mk-
c rro & bros.
Wholeaai* and Retail
All klnda of
j tr»«K«K ant unnm,
■ 4«suu vt axm «»:».
Ill* Sd Ave. MBeM
M. TMIItA, Q
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I "tiftln. I vary. v. j
froftM (Timrtrk *1 ■ V
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rurlo«. chulr jr^V w >y
raninjr
IM Sri Ar». — <■ ■*
CAFE
TANNHAUSER
2d and Pike
Instrument*! and Vocal
Entertainment Aftcrnoona
and Evenings.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS
■ 1* Carte.
BY "HOP"
AD WOLGAST TO
RISK TITLE
NOV. 28
BAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 11.—Ad
Wolgaat, lightweight champion of
tha world, by hi* manager, Tom
Jone*. and Wllllo Ritchie, for him
self, lata ye*t*rday, atgned article*
hore calling for a ?0 round match
at Ja*. W. Coffroth'* Oaly City
arena Thank*g<vlng afternoon,
Nov. It
All arrangement* war* comploted
earlier In tho day, and when the
principal* mot with Coffroth In the
afternoon no do lay* wer* caused
Only tho name of tho roforo* I* un
decided. and ho probably will not
bo choeon for aom* day*. It la
hlntod that Eddl* Smith of Chicago
may be imported far tho event, tho
moot important flatte affair on the
coaat calendar far tha eeaaon.
The article* aro brief, containing
lea* than 100 Wi»rda. The acre*,
inent rail* for 111 pound* ringside
weight. permlta the wearing of baa
da*«« subject to iJmi approval of
tho referea, call* for the pooling
of t1.009 by aach aide to bind com
pliance with tho artlrlea. and for
tho selection of a referea on or b*-
forn November It.
WHAT'S DOINC ON
SOCCER FIELDS
By Ale* C. Rot*.
Ths Soccer league hum would
bar« had a splendid opening Sun
day. and th« name* would have
•tarter) on time, if some of the
"wise Alecs" hadn't Interfered and
caused a d'.ruaslon about tba
grounds. It ta too bad that these
"Interested" people can't make It
tbelr business to represent their
teams at tba league meetings and
then everything would go along
nicely. Vea it would - not. Sunday
afternoon at 2:30 la a mighty nice
time to make a complaint. When a
team aenda a delegate to a meeting,
anrely. It ought to place enough con
fidence In him to see that bualneaa
la conducted In a proper manner.
Kvidenily thta la not the raae. ao
far aa the Pelt lea and Black Dia
mond are concerned.
My idea of nothing at alt la the
enthuaiaatlc way three "wlae
Aleca" have of btoating soccer foot
ball (with spologlea to Kay bee
Suilthl.
The reaalta of gamea played in
the old country laat Saturday, No
vember 9, follow:
Engllah League. .
Blackburn Kovera Z, Newcastle
United 0.
Derby Connty I. Sheffield
United 1.
Kverton 1. Chelae* 0.
Mam-beater City I. Bradford
City S.
Middleaborough 3. Liverpool 4.
Notts County 1. Aston Villa 1.
Sheffield Wednesday 6, Oldham
Athletic 0.
Sunderland S, Manchester Unit
ed 1.
Tottenham Hotspur 0, Holt on
Wanderers t.
Weat Bromwlch Albion 2, Wool
wich Arsenal 1.
Southern League.
Queen's Bark Rangers S, Exeter
City i.
Brentford I, Portsmouth 0.
dllllngham 0, Brighton and Hove
Albion 0.
Northampton 4, West Ilam Unit
ed 3.
Reading 2, WnterfOPi 0.
Southampton 3, Merthyr Town 0.
Stoke 2, Bristol Rovers 1.
Norwich City 0, Coventry City 3.
Plymouth Argyle 0, Crystal Pal
aca 0.
Mill* nil Athletic 0, Swindon
Town i.
Scottish League.
Aberdeen 0. Kilmarnock 0.
St. Mlrron 1, Alrdriconlans 0.
Celtic 1, Hearts 0.
Patrick Thistle 2. Clyde 2.
Dundee 1, Knith ltovera 0.
Hibernians 3, Falkirk 3.
Hamilton Academicals 0, Third
Lanark t>.
Morton 2. Motherwell 2.
Queen's Park 2, Rangers 3.
Ctlllen, Upton and "BobMe" work
ed hard for Black Diamond Sunday.
Tho latter was evidently given or
ders to keep a sharp lookout for Ho
Kinley. He certainly did it.
Billy Bloomcu played a grand
game for the Spnrtss. nnd his coach
ing did a lot to keep the "Dutch
men" playing their best all tho time.
With one or two men of Billy's cali
ber In the line-up, the Sparta team
will be hard to beat
WALTER JOHNSON
BETTER HEAVER
THAN WOOD
Although flicker Joe Wood, who
put a '-rlmp In New York'* world'»
aerie* auibitlona, ha* a tatter figure
In the fWDitia column than
I'ltrher W.iltcr Johnson of thr
Washington < lul>. Johnson r« ally ap
penra to Im ihc greatest lwlrl< r 111
the American league Johnson
pitched a greater numlx-r of Innings
than Wood, pit' hliiK 3<i» innings to
Wood's 344, 1,321 batsmen faced
Johnson against 1 .534 who fa' ed
the llostoti heaver; Wood was found
for 2U7 hlta, while Johnaon allowed
ZtiQ safe pokes. Johnson also la a
better strike-out pitcher than Wood,
303 faced Johnson during the sea
son to be whiffed, while 248 were
killed off at the plate by "Utile
Joe." Wood's percentage for th«
season. as 'omplh-d lijr Irwin M.
Howe, American lea rue statistician,
la *72. Johnson's percentage U .727
I'lank. the I'hlllle twirier, la In sec
ond pla< e on the list. Out of the
10 leading pitchers, four are lloston
performers Washington baa three
twlrtera amour, the 10.
SQWfcfeS
i The Wondera celebrated the op
ening of the City league season on
the Imperial alleys last nlcht by
binding out a l«e»t two-out-of three
drubbing to the Milwaukee. Ko*
ler of the Milwaukee* tnule high
score with 214, while Webster of
the sam<- team rolled the high aver
age of 186. Hmltb's Hopes and the
Imperials will claah lu the next
league games tomorrow bight Tbe
snore:
Milwaukee* . **« »M 7W - 2 594
Wonders *36 **4 •:.« 2.6*7
Conover rolled the single high
score of 227 for tbe Owls In laat
night's league game on tbe H A
C. alleys, while (Salbralth of th»
I'beaaanls had tbe hitch average of
114 3-1. ('apt. Dwan's Pheasants
grabbed two out of the three game*
from Capt. Van Swearlogea'a Urli
by the following score:
llieasauts »29 *54 82t 2.54 i
Owls 804 819 »27—2,i5«
MORRIS PUTS THE
CANADIAN TO BAD
<Hf I nllMj I'rrM M tn>)
ATLANTA. Cia., No*. lJ.—Ja'k
Keating. Canadian heavyweight
<■ hampion. la in the <11* ard today,
having been knocked out her* laat
night bjr Carl Morrta In ih-- niond
round of a irMuM H> round bout.
Thrw* right to U»e law
aent Keating down (or the count,
aad a hard right to tha body pot
him out. Keating dtd not regain
ronartouancaa until after hia re
moval to a dreaalng room
MERRICK AFTER BOUTS.
Aftar having been out of tha
game for aererai months. while re
covering from a fractured bone In
hia band. Harry Merrick, the feath
erweight, la preparing to enter the
lUta again aa a contestant In the
four round boma, and la looking for
matches. He ia working out daily
at the Roelya A. C. and claims to
be aa good aa ever after hia lone
reat.
Hgy \7/^^^HjV^^B
i Join in the chorus
of men who consider "net worth only whj°
they buy cigarettes. Clothes do not make the
man—even less does the package make t»
cigarette.
1A neat plain package is used for
IMPERIALES
so as to give you "net worth within.
The Imperials Mend and mouthpiece
is cure to appeal to you. So join *y' fW*
in the chorus, "A pack of ?«-
; Imperiales, please."
{^k> K \r\t
\V<C MADE WITH If If
Light Solid Lenses, n-i. .
Surfaces, No Ct.n^>. f - U .7**''
Ne cementing N«
Modern ten* Qrtndlng
In Connection, "■«
Hi-Kouprr*^^
frame with »!.hertr*|
lux l<tt.s<-s, wa:i(nUlf fui«<
to your eyes. oum- ft* >,
pb-te for J/ SB
ROBSON
OPTICAL INSTITUTE
*60-462 ARCADE ELDfI
FOURTH FLOOR
Bring This AQ WitH Vo«.
DANCING
HIPPODROME, SCATTLft
NEW OANCINO PAUCE
Fifth and Uatwwelt*
i CENTS PEW COOPtS
omo as
DENTISTS
Second Av. and
Opposite Stone-Fisher Co.
wk st**n airx «p org wou
I OH II TEAM
PAINLESS DENTAL WORE
Ct'T itATK PRICES
Other Dentists' Ohio Cat In
Price* Easy I'symeets. Prlem
$15 Set of Teeth
Guaraetstsd Uest ..,> n „9Q
$10 Set of Teeth g
Ousranteed Fit J. 1
$8 Solid Gold or
Porcelain Crow*
$5 Gold or Porcdaia
Bridge Q
Work .
Solid Gnldfßliijs, $11
Silver filhgs, 5k lp
U-TEUR WRITTEN GUARACTB
GIVES ON AIX WORE

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The Seattle star. [volume], November 13, 1912, Page 2, Image 2
About The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947